New Era in Medicine Reveals Pink Pills’ Power
Lancaster woman crediting Dr Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health after years of nerve and female disorders. Case notes paralysis of weakness, fainting, and crippling pain eased after several boxes, claimed to cure where other treatments failed. Pills said to act on blood and nerves, improving vitality and function for many diseases once deemed incurable.
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Ms. Herr
North
Charlotte Street
Lancaster
Miss. Herr
Williams
Naval Movements Secret Orders Public
Washington April 16. The navy department issued an order banning distribution of vessel movements marking a shift to restricted information. One auxiliary cruiser Venezuela of the Red Cline was purchased for refitting while Paris and New York may join the list once terms are settled. Negotiations continue for the Holland submarine torpedo boat Plunger as a board reports on the craft.
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Wash
Long
Paris
New York
Department
St. Louis
St. Paul
United States negotiating for torpedo catchers and cruisers
From Kiel advices arrive that the United States seeks to buy the two torpedo catchers Timburi and Tupy now under construction at Germania yards for Brazil, which offers more ships for sale. Holland is inclined to sell two armored cruisers.
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Bern
Kiel
United States
Timburi
Tupy
Germania Yards
Brazil
Holland
Not Hard to Please Quesada Sees Recognition Unnecessary
Senor Quesada of the Cuban junta argues Cuba's constitution allows its termination after peace but urges a provisional government to craft a new charter. He says U S recognition should await action recognizing either the current government or a successor, and Cuba seeks decisive U S action that promises Spain’s removal.
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Washington
United States
Spain
Cuba
Senator Close to the President Explains the Message
A senator close to the president argues the presidents message omits independence. He notes the line about a stable government in the island implying independence to avoid foreign obligations, while the president aimed for diplomatic language and historical precedent.
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Washhincton
Sagasta Sees McKinley Message as Not Hostile to Spain
MAPRIO April 14 Senor Sagasta the premier on leaving the palace told newspaper representatives the government awaits the full text of President McKinley’s message before acting. He said the message, so far as known to him, is not hostile in tone toward Spain and he favors peace, noting the armistice in Cuba provides the means. Government and General Woodford do not view it as provocative and expect a permanent peace.
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Maprio
Senor Sagasta
McKinley
Spain
Cuba
Woodford
US House Reports On Cuba War Intervention Stand
Two reports from the House Committee on Foreign Affairs debated Cuba war policy. The majority urged immediate presidential intervention to end the war and foster a stable independent Cuban government, while the minority favored recognizing the insurgent government.
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House
Adams
Foreign Affairs Committee
Dinsmore
Ark
Henderson
Ira
Bailey
Tex
McMillin
Tenn
War Resolution for Intervention in Cuba Passes By Vast Margin
Washington April 15. The House approved a resolution directing the president to intervene in Cuba to restore peace and establish a stable government, authorizing use of military force. The vote was 822 to 1 with 40 minutes for debate and a bitter partisan display marred proceedings.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Spain
United States
Fort Sumpter
Cuba
Brumm
Rep
Bartlett
Dem
Johnson
Historic Senate Day in Washington on Cuban Intervention
The senate debated Cuba intervention from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with a full attendance, praising eloquent speeches by Wolcott Daniel Spooner among others. The session ended with no Maine vote yet, while a clash between Money and Wellington over a Cuba trip led Money to apologize for unparliamentary language.
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Senate
Messrs
Cullom
Ills
Berry
Ark
Daniel
Tillman
Wolcott
Colo
Spooner
Wis
Chilton
Tex
Teller
Stewart
Nev
Messrs. Wolcott
Foreign Relations Committee
Maine
America
Spain
Money
Cuba
Mr. Wellington
Wellington
New York
Maryland
General Lee Receives Enthusiastic Welcome in Washington
Consul General Fitzhugh Lee arrived from Havana and was greeted by a large, cheering crowd at Pennsylvania Station. The reception extended to the State Department and White House as Secretary Sherman and Assistant Secretary Day joined him, with three cheers at the department entrance and another ovation en route to the White House.
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Washington
Fitzhugh Lee
Havana
Pennsylvania Station
Lee
Sherman
Day
White House
Spain Cannot Get the Garibaldi Cruiser
Rome reports the sale of the Italian cruiser Garibaldi to Spain is suspended as nations near belligerency gain the international regard due to the powers.
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Spain
Garibaldi
Rome
The
Messagero
New Cruiser Amazonas Arrives at New York Harbor
Two newly acquired cruisers San Francisco and New Orleans, formerly the Amazonas, anchored off Tompkinsville shortly after 9 o clock. Both ships reported themselves in good trim after a Halifax voyage.
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Amazonas
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Tompkinsville
S. L
Halifax
Topeka and Somers Sail From Port After Severe Weather
The United States cruiser Topeka and torpedo boat Somers, which stopped at this port due to Sunday's severe weather, sailed again today. Their crews have been largely changed.
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Portlanpd
Eng
Topeka
Somers
Students Form Naval Reserve Battalion at University of Michigan
Ann Arbor Mich April 15 At a meeting a naval reserve battalion of 100 men was formed at the University of Michigan It is expected that within a week the membership will be fully 200.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Naval Reserve
University of Michigan
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Dunning & Lungstaff
Venezuela
Quesada
Senor Segasta
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Newlands
Silverite
Tion
Walthall
Mississippi
Supreme Court
State Department
General Lee
Sherwin-Williams
Main St
Buppalo, N. Y
Canada
Guy’s and Westminister Hospital
London
England
C. B. Alford
Sherwiw-William
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